And I am qualified and licensed on the subject. You are not!!!
Stick to your idiotology from NY Times and WaPo[/QUOTE]
So you’re licensed in the subject of Bell’s palsy
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[QUOTE=oeb11;1061654012]J666 - It is Bell's Palsy - and you do not know of what you write. BP has nothing to do with a dementia disorder. No such disorder as You identified in Beall's palsy.So you’re licensed in the subject of Bell’s palsy
And I am qualified and licensed on the subject. You are not!!!
Stick to your idiotology from NY Times and WaPo Originally Posted by Jaxson66
So you’re licensed in the subject of Bell’s palsyAt least he knows how to spell it!!!!Originally Posted by bambino
At least he knows how to spell it!!!!Well according to your link we are both wrong, the link spells the word Beals palsy. The important thing is the recognition of the difference between a TIA and Beals palsy, because a TIA can present itself with signs and symptoms of Beals palsy.![]()
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https://ojrd.biomedcentral.com/artic...1750-1172-1-20 Originally Posted by Jaxson66
At least he knows how to spell it!!!!Jesus, please pay attention to the links and actually read them.![]()
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https://ojrd.biomedcentral.com/artic...1750-1172-1-20
Well according to your link we are both wrong, the link spells the word Beals palsy. The important thing is the recognition of the difference between a TIA and Beals palsy, because a TIA can present itself with signs and symptoms of Beals palsy.
Sure glad your eagle eye once again caught my spelling mistake, take yourself a couple of Atta boys out of the club coffer.Originally Posted by Jaxson66
When he agreed with Rep. Ted Lieu (D-Calif.) that the reason he did not “indict Donald Trump is because of the OLC [Office of Legal Counsel] opinion stating you cannot indict a sitting president,” many took that to mean that Mueller had affirmatively concluded that he would have indicted Trump if he could do so. Mueller clarified that point in the afternoon session. It was a rare misstep and he knew he had to fix it without regard to how it might be perceived by either side.
Jesus, please pay attention to the links and actually read them.That’s not a problem for me, not sure about your comrades. I know his presentation was bad and I also know he won’t be presenting anything before a judge. The transcript of the hearing is the argument for the underlying evidence of the Mueller report to be released. His poor health isn’t.
The link calls out Beals Syndrome which is a totally different condition.
Bell's palsy is indeed the correct spelling for the condition closely looking at first like a stroke and what I think you incorrectly referred to as Bealls palsy.
Now let us return to the tired dottering old man who I don't think suffers from either of those conditions, but managed to show up in body but not spirit for the latest hearing on his big nothing burger report.Originally Posted by eccielover
That’s not a problem for me, not sure about your comrades. I know his presentation was bad and I also know he won’t be presenting anything before a judge. The transcript of the hearing is the argument for the underlying evidence of the Mueller report to be released. His poor health isn’t. Originally Posted by Jaxson66Actually the transcript of the hearing provides far more compelling evidence to investigate the specifics of the items he stumbled upon, could not answer, or "claimed" was not in his purview. Investigations of all that are I'm sure well under way(by Barr and company).
Jesus, please pay attention to the links and actually read them.
The link calls out Beals Syndrome which is a totally different condition.
Bell's palsy is indeed the correct spelling for the condition closely looking at first like a stroke and what I think you incorrectly referred to as Bealls palsy.
Now let us return to the tired dottering old man who I don't think suffers from either of those conditions, but managed to show up in body but not spirit for the latest hearing on his big nothing burger report.Originally Posted by eccielover
J666 - It is Bell's Palsy - and you do not know of what you write. BP has nothing to do with a dementia disorder. No such disorder as You identified in Beall's palsy.So you’re licensed in the subject of Bell’s palsy
And I am qualified and licensed on the subject. You are not!!!
Stick to your idiotology from NY Times and WaPo Originally Posted by oeb11Originally Posted by Jaxson66
J666- Matter of Fact - I do hold a current license and Board certificationWhat the fuck does my assessment of Mr Muellers condition have to do with medical literature. My medical skills come from being a front line Paramedic for twelve years. During that time I earned and maintained an ACLS, ATLS, BTLS and PALS certifications. My assessment was from experience and countless hours of Physicians protocol training. I’m out of practice writing incident reports and documenting my treatment.
You do not.
Bell's palsy is a facial nerve disorder with no relation to Stroke, Transient ischemic attacks (TIA), or cerebrovascular disease.
Beal's Syndrome - Congenital contractural arachnodactyly (Beals syndrome) is an autosomal dominantly inherited connective tissue disorder characterized by multiple flexion contractures, arachnodactyly, severe kyphoscoliosis, abnormal pinnae and muscular hypoplasia. It is caused by a mutation in FBN2 gene on chromosome 5q23.
I doubt J666 can understand any of the definition of Beal's syndrome - which also has no relation to stroke or Transient ischemic attack (TIA)
J666 and This refusal to give up his foolish posting, and hold to his narrative is characteristic behavior of the DPST's - who hold to their idiotology ( see movie Idiocracy) regardless of facts easily available - but refuse to read and check their facts.
J666- decides to defend to the death what likely was a minor error - but showed he had no idea what he was writing of - and no basis for Fact in Medical Literature.
I am in agreement that Mueller's demeanor during his testimony before Congress is concern for his health and well-being. Originally Posted by oeb11
A TIA can last a few minutes, hours or a day. It’s often mis diagnosed as Bealls palsy which resolves itself in twenty four hours. My point being I disagree with your assessment of dementia. He was struggling with recall but still exhibited the capacity to bring his memory into focus. Originally Posted by Jaxson66There's nothing wrong with Mueller. Besides you and no one else in here is dully qualified to make a medical diagnoses based on a video. So quit tooting your own horn you don't what you are talking about.